Author: Liza Hall

Registration is now open for AGC of America’s 2027 Surety Bonding and Construction Risk Management Conference, taking place January 25-27 at the Sunseeker Resort in Charlotte Harbor in Southwest Florida. The conference brings together senior executives of construction companies, in-house lawyers, risk managers, sureties, bond producers, insurance carriers, brokers, construction and insurance lawyers, and other service professionals who help the industry manage risk and strengthen project outcomes. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with peers, hear from industry leaders, and explore practical strategies for navigating today’s surety, insurance, legal, and construction risk management challenges. This conference sells out every…

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